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NATIONAL. BOARD OF TRADE.
Some of the Questions Presented to
That Body at its Session To-day.

The national board OF trade convened to-day for
its annual session at Wizards hotel and 1t Is ex-
pected that the sessions Will continue until Friday
afternoon. The president, Mr.. Frederick Fraley,
OF Philadelphia, called the convention to order
and made an opening address, and the secretary,
Mr.. Hamilton A. HILL OF Boston, called the roll Of
delegates Among those present were the follow
Ing: John p. Wetherir, Philadelphia Benz. s.
Janney, Philadelphia; Fred. A. Corkling, New
York; J. S. T. Stranahan New York; Francis B.
Thurber, New York; Senior stern, New York;
Waldo smith, New York; oscar II. Sampson,
Boston; Geo. NJ. Howe, Chicago; w. J. Pope,
Chicago; W. i. Baker, chicago; John A. Gano,
Ctncinnati; r. W. Gator. Baltimore; Henry A.
Parr. VIM II. Baldwin, Baltimore; E. NJ. Schryver,
baltimore; w. 5. Young, Baltimore; p. H. McGil,
F. p. Bacon Milwaukee,; W. p McI.aren Milwau,
kee; Senator Dolph, Portland, oregon.
ADuLTERATED FOOD AND DRUGS.
Mr.. Thurber, OF New York, offered resolution
tofore taken by the board respecting the necessity
OF national legislation for the prevention of adul.
tcrations in food and drugs and urging the passage
OF the national adulteratiOn act. This resolution
was adopted.
NUMEROUS RESOLUTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED.
Resolutions were presented advocating reports
by the L. s. agricultural bureau on the acreage OF
grain and cotton crops and the yield only at the
end of the calendar year, instead Of now report
ing monthly changes of condition of grain and cot
ton crops; that uniform standard OF grain meas
ure should be established in this country; that an
equitable bankrupt law be enacted; that the gen.
erl terms OF the senate interstate commerce bill
b. approved, except such clauses as prohibit the
charging Of less rate for longer
than Tor shorter haul over railway
lines: that Congress should enact such
laws as Will prevent the navigablc waterways
from distractions: that the Columbia river in
Oregon he improved: that a good method of reviv-
ing the lost shipping interest OF the country is for
the government 10 pay thirty cents per ton for ten
years Tor every 1000 miles sailed by American
foreign
ten years the payment TO be reduced TO ten per
cent annually; that the Post Office department
should take charge Of Geographic communication:
that the coinage OF standard silver dollars be
suspended and that half dollars be issued in lieu
thereof that Congress consider the feasibility OF
converting one thousand million OF the present
bonded debt into long term bonds, bearing inter-
est at the rate OF two per cent per annum, to be
used as security for National bank issues and
other forms OF trust; that portion or the surplus
in the United States Treasury be used for
strengthening the coast de1enses and increasing
the power OF the navy; that the tariff laws be
viseti on revenue basis; that the internal reve-
hue tax be abolished.
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OuR NEW YEARS PRoc1AMAr1os,

Our NEW YEARS PRocLAMAr1os,
KINGS PALACE
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER,
For q you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket,
For s5 YOU can buy Beaver Newmarket, worth $40.
fSr go you can buy an Elegant Berlin Cloth New
For IS you can buy a Silk FurLined Circular,
For 1915 you can buy nice Boucls Jacket, worth
For s. you can buy Boucle visite. worth $40.
For so yon can buy black and brown Astrskhan
For III you can buy Plush visite, worth as.
hSr 81 Yen can buy Seal Plush vss fur trim
For 81 You can buy an elegant Seal Plush visite,
be fsr ban THINNING worth sss Goa,
.s For 81 You can buy lovely Seal Plush Coat real
For s2ayou can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats,
hh LOCO cA BE shASsh aTR KISSES COATS TO
For 90 % you can buy an elegant Childs Cost, from
For ss Is You can buy lovely Childrens Coats ages
For $3.50 you can buy Children's Coats. ranging
x1 T9s siS you can buy elegant chdrens Coats fully
All Coats for Misses, sold formerly at sic and SIS
VIII III now s be sold at $1o only
now n your chance. Don't miss to go to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE.
s1gs m.nntaesSry nom New York Of Fine
entire stock Of elegant Childrens Hats trimmed and
untriiumed. at %. 30 and 15c. We have only = few
more Of those elegant Felt bonnets Astrakhxn bo,,d
* 34e Our immense stock of Birds. WINGS Tins and
Fumes VIII be sold, some as low I5 IL, 10 and
FLOWERS
We have inst received o large display of elegant
ri, y weaf h. At i S and 81 cents only Don't buy
Buy yonr Kid Gloves At KINGS PALACE il You wish
10 save your money. French Pattern Hats OF or own
importation sold at $2o will now be offered At As only
All are Invited to Our New Years Clearing sale.
KINGS PALACE
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Electric Hair Restorer il the only reliable root and
herb tonic in existence free from leaf sulphur or
grease Il for sale by I'LL hrstclass druggists gen
orally For two years tho public of this and other
cities has asked to have the Electric Hair Res0rer put
the public will be able to purchase without the neces
the pariors Of Mrs. Dr. J. sEMMES, Dermstoiosist
11I5 Pennsylyanis ave-. next door to Pxlais Royal
Consultation free. Scalp treated Gingly or by tn
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NB-To meet the immense demand. and at the re-
quest of number Of ladies who cannot glycerne
any form without irritating the skin, and after
December IS Recsmier Cream will be for sale com
pounded both with or without glycerine. Each box
viii be plainly marked All other Ingredients viii Be
precisely the same, and the curative proper
ties which have made Recamier Cream in few months
the queen of the toilet will ID no decree
be impaired by the elimination Of gycerine. Be
your box is marked with glycerine" without g1y-
cerlne," you prefer 5a1skw-lms
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemcnt> Tonight.

AmuSemcnt> Tonight.
CoNGEEG sTIoSsL CHrRCB--LAllerIand concert.
ALBiUGHS--Emmet.
N.TIONAI--'sThe pearon'S Daughter"
MISUNDERSTANDING and Variety.
iIsEl;IS.-s-One IL he BraVeSt.
DINE Observation-Disclosures Picnic"
MANASSAS PASOEANi--Day and evening.
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SELLING Orr O I !, EsEnRE Stock Or
r q 90 d

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS!!i
CASHMERE SERGE all colors, pure WOOL wide dou-
bile width reduced to :}4c.
ASTkAkHAN CLOTH, pure WOOL one yard and half
wide. S1.S1.
H0ME-sPUN DRESS GOODS. extra width reduced
to .,.)c.
CAMEL'S HAIR HoME-sPUN. pure wool, wide
double width, reduced O hoe.
COLORED CASHMERES. 40c., 4Jc.. SOC
DOt BILE BLANKETS, immense size reduced to
BLACK STRIPED SILK yELyETS, all9
Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 81
GCcSS !. RRK k TIT ZEE RRR ~ ssss
Z "A RRR r EE RRR SIS.
Geo K K + ZEE ( ( ssss
III MARKET SPACE. near 7th street
EO1AL SERGE dress goods. all colors, wide double
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwIs, pure wool, Al 30.
FANCY SILKS. 40c, A.. soc
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS 81
Itrocade BLACK SILK VELVETS, sl.5O
t1tra Large Size double WHITE PURE WOOL
BLANKETS. reduced to 81.
Fine quality TABLE DANASK, extra width re-
duced from I5c. ,6c.
Pure Linen NAPKINS extra size &c
Black BrOcade SILKS, reduced Al
iaI9 NN' ~"''"'
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A MARVEL OF PURITY.
Baking Powder Perfect Leavenng Agent Absolutely Free
From Lime and Alum.


a
digestive organs
o Il has Of
employed Powder
Washington D. c.,
baking powder
nee rom In FORM
"An
McMuRTR1E, PHD,
Cheninin o. Dept Of AqicuAuy
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COLD WEATHER FoRt

COLD WEATHER FORCED A SURRESpER-Joseph
CrenShaw, colOred labOrer 70 years or age sir
rendered himself 10 The police authorities last
night and was locked up. CrenShaw escaped from
the Jacksonville, Ind. penitentiary about three
months ago, and Il reward OF so was offered for
MS return Ia that prison. He stated that the cold
weather and constant fear OF being arrested drove
him 10 surrender himself He is held for the In
diana authorities.
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JUST RECEIVED by importation, large shipment
of the best Rhine wines Sold at New York prices,
by chris Xander. g09 9TH street northwest.
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SAIL Ho.

SAIL Ho.
has ofttimes been the most gladstone sound that ever
fell upon the ears Of suffering mortals.
SAIL Ho!
has ofttmes revived and terminated the human heart
when grim despair had entered therein and was hold
ing high carnival
'Tis VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE that speaks to you now with no
uncertain sound, bidding you "BE OF GOOD CHEER
We know that you have been buffeted hither and
thther in the clothing world deceived by this dealer
duped by that dealer and feeced by the other dealer
until disgust has taken the place Of confidence and
almost in despair you exclsim, "Whither shall 20
that may be dealt with honestly and fairly and
squarely:"
The good ship hesves in Sights bearing down upon
you with all sails set and gay pennants flying
What ship Ii that! Behold! Words Of fire in letters
of gold,
VICTOR E ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Here are safe; deception is practiced no mis-.
representations allowed. The price Of every garment
is marked in plain figures thereon and those figures are
absolute eye openers" They have opened the eyes Of
the people to the stuQendous frauds which have bean
prscticed upon them in the matter of prices Our
prices! What revolution they have wrought in this
community Iney nave long SINCE ceased to be mat
ter Of competition. Other dealers have yielded to m
the palm Of Low PRICES almost without strueeie.
We have tremendous stock Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
of onr own manufacture, for Men, Youths Bows ana
Children. which we are selling at exactly TEN PER
CENT. ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFAC.
TURE.
SAIL no!
WE ARE HERE
COME ABOARD.
VICTOR T. ADLERa
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
ee7 AND s2s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS AVE
Open Saturdays until IL O'Clock p. m n16
Mas M. j. Husr.
1900 ST. NV,
OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON
NETS AND HATS. egS
FRENCH FELT BoNNETs AND HATS AT COST,
KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. ia
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PRESENTED I'd MIS-. LOGAN.-A cOmrnitte OF five
t"liTed ciiizeDS. consisting OF W. Calvin chase
J"iiii H. >lHyIk- cx-riniSteT TO siberia: A. 81
s'fi'h, Rev Geo. W Moore and Dr. F. ]. SIadd
ai'islhted al the Logan memorial meeting Iasf
N'uhe,'iaE eV'thng, yesterday presented an en-
-Iu>stN copy 81 the resolutions then adopted In
VI Logan al Calumet Place. Ms. Logan was
iau'h affected by This tribute. and made a feeling
InIjtee. - ~ o0AAN
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JCLIvS LSxsBURGH. 80 It'll St, will sell this
week lot Of UiSfit CARPETS and Rugs in mOquettes,
body Brussels and tapestry, at two-thirdS value.
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JULIrs LASsBrRGH, 80 9TH st. n. W, will sell
this week only Ill $3.50 smyrna Rugs for 50: all
$50 smyrna Rugs for $50; all $50 Smyrna
Rugs for go: all SI..J0 SMYRNA Mats for 81.
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You Have A SPLENDID CHANCE

TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE BEST
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
AT OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE NOW
GOING ON AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE
UP APARTNERsHIP. WE MUST HAVE THE
CASH FOR OUR CLOTHING, AND THE BAR
GAINS ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT OUR
sTORE-NOT IN CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD
GOODS CHEAP WE WANT ALL OF YOU TO
COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND PRICES.
YOU CAN BUY YOUR MEMS, BOYS AND
CH1LDREN's CLOTHING IN ALL STYLES
AND QUALITIES. BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
BARGAINS IN EVERY GARMENT IN OUR
HOUSE SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY
AND COME DIRECT TO THE GREAT DISCO
LUTON SALE AT 924 9TH ST. N. W., BET.
land sTs., TWO DOORS BELOW BUR-
DETTE's DRY GOODS HOUSE. COME AND
SEE US AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
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HE I MONS AND THE KNIGHTS OF L,EoH-Nr
1uliti.s = Drnham presided at open meeting OF
'h' Federation 81 Labor last night, held for the
Gl~cuS>lGI OF tine condition OF organized labor
>t+tcil,.' Ht:t matte ~ several prominent labor
lith- Nj Osborne Ward reviewed the history OF
Idoof organizations. &nI said that both the
hhiEht~ OF Labor .,Ed the trades unions Were
Striving lGF The same ti;iDs. hut that the former
tTs;snlzalIon W a. more comprehensive. Mr. August
Itouata said fnat when q fi2ht occurred between
tIe 10 ORGANIZATIONS the unions got the worst of
H. MI l. W. Oy StTr being called on Tor speech
FcPpfJed "a contribution OF SEQ from the typo-
graphical union 10 the library fund.- and expressed
~" in Ihdt the represent atiyeS present would
Try 10 get similar conJri bu ions from their yari0I,s
..aseLlDlcS lie said 1aIf TO power on earth out
s:'e o' The Knights themselves could destroy the
Knights OF Labor.
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For District OF Columbia New jersey, eastern
PENNSYLVANIA Delaware. Maryland and Virginia,
warmer southerly winds, fair weather, followed
by snow
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PARkEK's Ham BALsAM.

The popular favorite for dressing the hair restoring
the color when grey, and preventing dandruff. II
.leanses the scalp stops the hair falling and is sure
please. SOC. and 81 at druggists
HINDERCORNS
The safest surest and best cure for Corns Bunions
Nc Stops all pain. Ensures comfort to the feet Never
fails To cure. 10 cents at druggists ta3-wkslv
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500 BODY and tapestry Brussels OttomanS at 80
ents each at JULIUS LASSBVRGH 80 7th st.
DIABETES TEsTERs-Hempler's. 453 Pa. ave, C. AZ.
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The Union VETERANS UNION-The following in
addition 10 the list published in yesterdays STAR
have arrived 10 attend the encampment OF the
mon veterans Union IT Abner'S hall this even
ing: NasSachGSett>-HenryA ~ Cheeyer. Il. J. Ever
dean Joseph b. Eyerdean, John h Smith, Charles
H. clark j. :. Bu11inJOn. j. j. Snithson NJ A.
Dickinson, j. B. Johnson, +. +. Everett A. L. Day-
export. e. B. Cook, T. E Barton and samuel Bar
ton. New Hampshire-C w Dellebar. l.. NJ. Alb
bott o. ~ Anderson, q. Il. Burns. G. l. Clark .Iohn
EdbDlett. Joseph f. smith. Charles Burnett John
Do"llttle, James TAYLOR. George Taylor, E NJ Alb
bolt, NJ y Dickson. Vi. carton and Eben Wilder
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E e. 4 - II u :: :;
i ~ !! 4 E..
:: :: :; 4 E.. :. - 8 F
ZEE MMM MMBBf bR RRf 10 90 Obj HBDP B
ZEE X X n M Ne Bk + &c + 90 oH HBpb p
ZEE RRR HEEE ssss
Ell E FL k s # HH E ssss:.::
This season we have made greater efforts than ever
before to place before patrons largest and most
complete stock of
EMBROID ERIES
season
occupies entire side of the 9Th street floor
Throughout the entire season our
PRICES MUST BE THE LOWEST.
We are showing EMBROIDERIEs from SC. to s5 90
yard, and at every price between the two extremes
Every yard of Embroidery we offer for sale we
IMPORT DIRECT.
thereby having advantages which readily explain
OUR LOW PRICES. ,r..,..,
To start the season we offer
6 SPECIAL LOTS s,.g z1:..
1 Lot fine Embroideries at &C. yard, worth 1oc.
Lot wider Embroideries at 1Oc a yard, worth 1eK
to 15c.
Lot fine Embroideries at 121sc yard, worth 1sc
Lot extra fine Embroideries at l5c. yard. worth
2Oc
Lot finest Embroideries at &c., worth 25c.
Lot EMBROIDERIEs (Flouncings), at CSC I'd:
worth 80 to Soc
Weinvite you to inspect our handsome and exclusive
assortment Of fine NAINsOOK EMBRoIDERIEs in
match SETS also Flouncings, All-overs, &C., &C., at
lowest prices ever shown.
B B B "A TT M Nm Nm " ssss
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MECHANICALAEDS STEAM EATING EN0INEERS
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION. ELEvATOR6s Etc.
Agents for Duplex Steam Heater. Nonparon eteam
Heater Rutkler + MAke's Steam Heaen4 9pceiSff1oa
I. s. Graves sons Passenger and tre1Eh4 tIevasoE1
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. C., JAN 10, lSsI.
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'G n1,G ny most a0'e assistants 1914 st. NV
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GENUINE brazilian SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
at Washington optical 90. 14th 81 :, near III.
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HE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIaTIoy-Nr
James A. EutEerfOri. a. secretary or the MARY
land Democratic ASSOCIATION. X. o. EdmOnSfon
president, writes Ia The STAR that There was n
VERY spirited meeting Of the association last Mon
day night. about my members being present We
r's wed no notice 81 any split i'm OJ.f membership
ana We think the papers must have been imposed
Upon
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DEhH OF BISHOP CAIS.-BishOp Richard n
am, OF the African Methodist Episcopal church
,aor, ~ his fesiiclce on Capitol Hill yesterday
ii"fuihs j ne deceased i native OF Virginia
He studied at the Wil5crforce university and en-
af t,l 'hs ministry in 1852, and was placed in
chdrSe OF Bridge street church. BrookIyn He
passed from ne.d 10 Held in his work f6uud,n,
N" congregations and working for the gOOd 81
the church ana his race. His labors extended to
south Carolina served TWO terms in the HnrSa ~
representatives and was elected TO the bIshoprtc
10y ne missouri convention in 1850. His funeral
WI take place Friday at IL AIN. in the NeT ropo-
tan y VI T. church. VI street betweeD I5fh and
10Th streets. on which occasion IL is expecte thai
hishop "a!nan anu others viii oilieiate.
Masonic TEMPLE was-crowded to-day with lovers
o. me art IN attendance upon the sale OF the
"hIlney COLLECTION This is. without tIoubt the
Finest private collection ever put on sale I'M mis-
city Catalogue No. :. Is now ready for tnnnr
row ) sales, commencing at IL O'clock a m ond !,
O'clock pm In Jhe morning sale viii be fornd
the balance OF furniture; In afternoon DrpSdan
ana vienna goods. superb b>que figures and sey
eEal pieces from the renowned Morgan collection {.
The ARNoR COLLECTION or ParrrxGs.-Nuch
interest has been developed in the Approaching
sale OF the Armor collection which is now on ey
nioition at the art salesroom of Walter b. Will
n,.iilS : Co, corner 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue The cole embraces almost every
variety OF subjects, which Will he sold Tomorrow
evening at 80 O'Clock without reservation.
Go 10 KEESANs.-See merry burlesauers and
sNer GladAators- Hear Monte Colins.-Idre1.
AssiiNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF SHOgs-Nr Dow,tno
viii commence the sale. for Assignee Adams fhis
evening. at his auction rooms an an ociocI The
Iooin comfortably heated and seats will be pro-
Ndeu Tor parties attending the sale
. oOAk ELEGANT FURNITURE At AUcfrox-Mr Dow.
ing VIII sell tomorTOw morning at 10 oirloc lar
resiaenSe ioe street southeast the entire house.
mold effects. In which Is a line piano ana a supert,
iVstsocd chamber suite. with mirror front
4srmoire-which IL Is said originally cost Al COO.
farues Interested should not fail TO be ON hand.
HE SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS AND RuGs-The
safe OF this superb collection OF oriental goods was
begun AT Dowlings auction rooms, 18th street and
Pennsylyania avenue this morning. An apprecia-
i've attendance was present and spirited bidding
was the result, giving evidence OF the demand for
THIS particular line OF goods IN this city. The sale
VIII be resumed to-Elorrow morning AT IL O'clock
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The distinguished artist, Mime: Modjeska. writes:
New YORK, Dec. 20, 1886.
DEAR MRS. AYER-Immediately after my return to
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Very sincerely yours, HELENA MODJESKA.
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